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@mfeathers great book actually, hope you become aware of where you put it in reply to mfeathers 2010-05-16
I had decided Twitter distracted my focus too much... dare I watch it again?? 2010-05-16
Loved the TDD and Queuing Theory post from @jbrains: http://jbrains.ca/permalink/285 (via @mattpodwysocki) 2009-10-03
Twitter breaks my focus. But I am a happy passive reading leech a few times a week :/ 2009-09-02
@mattpodwysocki played w/ erlang, ocaml/ f# for several months, trying haskell in earnest now. ATS is very fringey but interesting for perf in reply to mattpodwysocki 2009-07-19
@mattpodwysocki high frequency trading in the large. These systems at most/all banks/ hedgies are C/C++/ assembly - ugly + mega-optimized in reply to mattpodwysocki 2009-07-12
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Chris Donnan : Programming – Brooklyn Style

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Google Go
Posted C++, programming, python on Wednesday, November 11th, 2009.

Google’s Go: A New Programming Language That’s Python Meets C++

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1st blush looks nice. Types good, C like performance good. Built for multi-core etc. I will admit I wish it looked more functionally inspired. I am loving Erlang these days (and to a lesser extent Haskell) so going more imperative again feels a step back…

I will give this one a *go* I think…

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